North Korea could conduct missile or nuclear tests during President Biden's visit to South Korea and Japan this week, says US
"Our intelligence does reflect the genuine possibility" of nuclear-capable missile tests or a nuclear weapon test around the time of US President Biden's trip, National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan says.
The United States believes there is a "genuine possibility" that North Korea could conduct a nuclear test or other saber-rattling while President Joe Biden is on his first trip as president to Asia, a top US official said. This could mean "further missile tests, long-range missile tests or a nuclear test, or frankly both, in the days leading into, on or after the president's trip to the region," he said.
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